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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

October, 2sa@2sbc, closing Of 39Ac
November, 24tc, closing at 24}c; May
1ss92ssc, closing at 2s}c.
Rye dull and weak, 48s.
Barley firm, b7i985c for Iowa.
HAY, good grades ftm timothy, $lt
@l6; prairie, Sl0@ll.
Bran higher; go ut mill.
Eggs hrm at l29l23c. Butter
steady Tor ge>d grades creamery, 20(G
at 81 10.
Whisky steady at 81 o5.
Provisions generally Arm. PORK
Irregular; new, SIS 70. Lard, 80 ESQ
30. Dry salt N ats Boxed shout.
ders, on.orders, IS so; long clear, $S5e ;
clear ribs, IS %; short clear, IS s..
Bacon - Boxed shoulder, SO 25S
$50 long clear, 50 373SS 40; clear
Ribs, 80 1909 30; short clear So S6Ca
800; hams, $l2@l4.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, AZ, 600 bu; oats, $1,000
bu; rye, none barley. 10000 bu.
Shipments - Flour, 1900 brls /;
wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 1900 bu !,
oats, $1,000 bu; rye, none; barley,
none.
Afternoon Board - Wheat steady;
October, 6sac; December, 7lici May,
7Ssc. Corn shade easier. 0cals
firm.
NEw YoRk, September 20.-Ooffee-
spot fair; Rio nominal at l9tG9l91c;
options 5000 points lower and mod.
erately active; sales. 69,26O bags;
September, SIC %; October, SIS %
oil 05; November, $l7 2O0l7 80;
December, 81 40@l7 so; January,
fl7 459l7 20; February, $l7 l5S
II b5: March, $l7 60(4l7 80; April,
Sl7 65; MAY, $l7 66(Dl7 O.; June,
tl7 56tsl7 go. Sugar weak and rather
quiet; centrifugal, 90 test, blc; H)las.
ses, a.; Muscovsdo. 4sc; fair rein.
ing qus,ed, 4 Is 49,; refined dull,
heavy; q, 6laSlc; extra O, 5l95lc;
white, extra U, 6A@5 0 l8c; of A,
bsC96ic; mould A, Go; confectionery
n, . S.l6c; cut loaf and crushed, 1915
Colo; powdered, 6s(s5ic; graduated,
otc; cubee, 6s96 7.l8c. Molasses
quiet; Porto Rico, 23c. Rice steady;
demand fair.
INV ORLEANS, La, September 90
Coffee steady and in fair demand; Rio,
1922 ic. Rice easier at 4l(lbc
Sugar strong; centrifugsls, choice
white, 6iG6sc; of white, 8t(98 3.l6c;
CHI lie yellow, clarieed, 6lc; seconds,
b(a5lc. Molasses in GOOD demand al
fall prices; strictly prime.to fancy, %
@S3c.
KANSAS CRY, NO.. September 20
Wheat lover; No. 2 soft, cash, 62c;
October, CSC asked; May, zoe bid, 72c
asked noyn steady; No. 2, cash, ShIc
bid, SOC asked; October. 35ic bid, 38ci
asked wear, 35c bid. S5Ic asked May,
So. 0ats-No. 2, &c bid.
CIscrssArI, o, September 20
Whisky firm Gales, 1897 barrels. Fin.
ished goods on basis Of los. Butter
easy. Sugar quiet. BSgs stronger, a,
l6ic. Cheese fiim.
BALrlMoRK, ND, September TO-
Coffee frm; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10
fair, lsiCsl9ic.
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ton eeed. The Chickssaw leaves again
this evening for Helens, Terene.
Drexvalls Bluff and oil way points on
Arkansas river. Obaa N, Postal and
John Childress are her clerks.
THE T. B. Sims will probably arrive
this morning. She will leave for st.
Louis as soon as unloaded.
BILy GHRRisr, formerly OF the
Annie p Silver, has succeeded Olem
Nolte Is second clerk OF the I. b.
Sims.
The Paris Q. Brown, running under
the auspices OF the Anchor line, leaves
here at 10 o'clock this morning for
New Orleans.
The Ooahoma, Can't. Higaine, Is the
Lee Line packet leaving here at B
O'Clock this evening for Osceols and
all way points OF the upper coast.
VIM. Suither, Sid Wheeler and Char
ley Leiswich ara her clerks.
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urocK CALL BOARD.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady and closed quiet; mIddling,
si5l6c. Sales, 2lj0 bales, including 200
last evening, Of which 1850 10 export.
ers and 1000 10 spinners; rsceips, 2l77
bales; shipments, 1901 bales; stack on
hand, 10 500 bales; receipts 70 date.
1850 bales; shipments TO da'e, 1909
bAlee.
ExcHAsoE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary, 6io; good ordinary, 7i,;
Low milaling, sic; middling, Q 15.i6c;
good mlddline, Slii middiing iair, 9ic /,
lair, nominal
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September let, 4j3g; burnt,
-; home consumption 70 date, -
stock running account, IL, Se8. Imports
M. a O. X. X, 1871; M. d 4. X. r.,
Is6; l. a Mr., r., IS; M. 4 l., X
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LIVE sIoSM.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 2O.-The
Drovers' Journal reports: CHttle-Re.
ceipts, 900 head; shipments. 1000.
Market slow and steady; chipping
steers, 1901 90; stookers and feeders,
81 1908; cowO, bulls and mixed 81 %
az 50; Texans, IL b0C93 10; western
rangers, 81 25@3 20.
Hogs-Rsceip,s, $4,000 head; ship.
ments, 5000 head. Market opened Dc
higher; closed wesk; mixed, 81 500
o %; heavy, a B5C15 So; light, "a 500
8 Is; rough and skips, 1904 70.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
meDis 5000. Market weak; natives
81 50CAi 10; Western, sos 90; Tex
ans, 1908 Us; lambs. s4Ca5 SO.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYs.

CoKSxEAL-Siandard. 81 IS; pearl,
IS 25C93 IS; roller, 81 5000 90, firm.
FLouR-From store, commons 26Ca
3 So; family, So 80; choice, So IS ;
fancy, s. rs; extra fancy, "a 90;
patent 81 rs. Firm.
BKAss-Navy, 81 20; medium, 80 80.
0ATNRiL-In half barrels, 1908 rs
from store.
CRAcKKRs-soda, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger susps, Sic;
assorted jambes, l0c.
CRACKED WHKAT-In hall barrels,
81 Is from store.
HoMIsY AND GRIrs-From store, 50
(l3 25.
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[ncrease In receipts this year.-..

~ toat Attt ooo
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots-Quiet and rather
easier. Sales, 5000 bales, OF which
American 800 bales. Receip pts,
1000 bales, OF which American l7O0
bales. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows: Ordinary, 4 ll.l6d; good ordi.
nary, Sd; low middling, 8 6.l8d:
goou middling, 8 8 l6d; middling up
lands, sd; middling Orleans, 6id.
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady, az follows:
The prices are given in pence and
64ths, thus: 4 SO means 4 63 64d; and
8 0l means 8 l.84d.1
p.m.: September, 8 Esd. buyers
September October, 8 13d, sellers; 90.
tober. November, 8 08d, buyers; No.
vember. December, 8 O7d sellers; De-
cember. January, 8 07d, sellers; Janu.
AIRY February, sod, sellers; February.
March, 8 Odd, buyers; Msrch.April,
see buyers; April-May, s lid, buyers.
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MULEs And HORSES.

MuLks-Modsrats demand; l4to l4i
hands high, none; la 10 10 hands
high, :; 10 to l6i hands high, 1880
100: 16i 10 is hands high, &l60@20O.
HoRsB-Dull; drivers, fl00alb0;
heavy draft, 500; saddle, sl25(a2 200 /;
extra saddle, s2O0@3OO; plugs, si0@
rs. Texas ponies, $4,000.
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FEsDsrUTfs.

HIr-Ohoice, from store, SOC
car load from leves or depot, tl7
prime, from store, soc; car load
from levee or depot, fl6 so; prairie,
from store, 45Cd50c; Car load from
levee or depot, o 80.
Bran From store, $4,000; from
levee or depot, SIS 80.
CoRN-From store, white, Coo
mixed. 5ic; from leyee or depot, white
In bulk, 64C95Sc; In sacks, $50; mixed,
Ia bulk, b0,; IN sacks, b3c.
0ATs-from store, white, $50
mixed, 35c; from leyee or depot, whits,
Ia bulk, Sac; In sacks, 36e; mixed,
in bulk, sic; 10 sacks, 33c.
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Nav YoEK, $ p,ember 20.-Follow.
iDga vide distribution oil the receipt
Of many reasonable pooiaties Of every
description, thJie was n good inquiry
Tor miscellaneous ss.to iona OF dupii.
cats character, but when important
quantities oi olttins wtre called Tor
this larger portion was placed against
arrivals, whereby many goods 10 come
iorsafd ara control %. Am rlcan
ipdlgo blue priuts we're advanced ".
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TILE RIVERS.
STEAMERS LEAVING
novEaEsTs Ar Tng LEvkE.

aEN ERAL NEWS.
BUnsps fair
OLKAE and pleasant.
RIyER falling tlowly.
fIvS B1Ars leave today.
TsAsnsKE river 10 rising.
CUMBERLAND river 10 falling.
Wars river continues to fall.
THn Ohio liver ID rising al Cairo.
TnE big Helena leaves ~. Louis To-
day iof New Orleans.
The Rene MAcrtady will enter Q
abort trade nett week.
TnE Henry Lourey, with barges, IL
due irom New Orleans.
TnH Gayoso Ia the packet leaving
tomorrow Tor rplonvills.
TnE City Of Pfoyldencs will be dus
tomorrow from Vicksburg.
THE joe Peters left on time for Ar.
kansas river With agOod trip.
THE Kate ADAM will leaye tomor.
row evening for Arkansas Oily.
CIs NoLrn will have charge Of the
Office Of tbs Helena this season.
The City Of ylcksburg was en-,
pecisd 10 arrive here last night, IRON
III. Louis.
THE Rob Roy. Ospi. J. W. Nm, will
probably leave here this evening ioI
Dat Island.
DuRmG tho twenty .iour hourj end
log AZ noon yesterday lhs river here
fell 2 inches.
TnH viii \. Hays discharged hel
clrg, snd won't Into retirement NJ Ga,
foot OF GAyoso street.
TnE City a Baton Rouge, "a roul,
from New Orleans 10 IT, Louis, should
pass bore this morning
Tbs James Lee, Capt. Olaggett
leaves here at D O'Clock this evening
for Helene, Ffiars Point and way Ian
inss, VIM. Ashford Will DArragl
and Lee Cummins are her clerks.
THn Ohlokasaw, Capt. I'd Postal
arrived yesterday evening with 20
bales Of cotton and t2l saeks Of col
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f&ss.ssTG.' ch.n....

WHEELING, September 3o'-Noon- River
~ inohc.On tho cause and falling, Weather
clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, September 20. Noon -
M,veI J ieet on tho gauge and stationary.
Weather clear; Thermometer ~.
pITTSBu a, September %. -Noon-RIvsr
B feet 10 inohs, on the gauge aud stationary.
weather closr ana pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. September -, - Noon
River stationary, with 2 loet inches In the
canal and inches on the falls, Weather
clear and warm.
| CAIRO, September es.-Noon-River 6
feet on the gauge and rising, Weather
slear and mild, Arrived 7. J, Baker, 81.
Louis, an. Departed Baker, Ohio, 10
an.
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COTTON sEED PRODUCTs.

PRISK Crude On - none; Of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of summer yellow, 40c
choice cooking Summer yellow, 400
4ic; miners summer yellow, 4oCs4lc ;
prime cotton seed meal, 1926 car
load lots ;'less than car load, sl7 s5; of
cotton seed meal, =.
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aHoCERIEs.

suaAR-Cofiss, 8iC96ic; yellow clar.
ihed, 10; seconds, BCD6lc; refined A,
etC95.c; grsnulsied, 7C97i , powdered,
7tc; cut loaf, &c. Strong
RIcE-Louisians, $685.; Carolina,
8i98c.
CANDIES Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i99c; fancy 30
sorted, 81 Sl6c.
CHKnE-Pnme fats, -; New
York factory, ec; full cream, 1870
1910; Young American, 1ic.
ClTPEE-Oommon, Doc; ordinary,
20i92lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio
23o; choice 10 fancy, 23i@2ic
old government, 29932c. QiieL
SALr-Ohio river, g. pcr bar
rel; Saginaw. 81 35CAl 40 per Tar.
rel sacks, fne, 81 359l 40; coarse,
fl l0@I Is; pockets, bleacLed
2i(97e.
MoLAs.Es L1ulsiana, common h
fair, 27CA30s; prime 10 choice, 10000
syrup 259i0c; centrifugal, common Il
fair. 2jC92Sc; prime 10 choice, 400 i5o
fancy, 35C9iOc Firm.
Scars AND CANDLK,-Sosp, 3C15lc
candles, fall weight, Sil99s.
CANNED GooDI-Pins apples, VI y
al 80. Peaches, 2 pounds, standard
81 IS; 3 pounds. standard, 81 25; sec
onds, ~ b0C9l 70. Tomat les, 2pounds
ttaodafd, 81 COAL 10; 3 pounds
standard, 81 25Cgi 30. Strawberries
VI 25lDl 40. Rtpbefries, 81 259l 40
Blsckbenie', 81 2tC9l 2j. Green cages
81 75CDl 81. Pssrs, 81 1902 %. Pun.
81 85t9i 70; Asparagus, az 1901 70
Green corn. 81 25lgl as. Greel pea
81 cool 70. Cove oysters, fuI
weight, l pound, l(0l 05; 2 pound
VI 6j9l 70; light weight, pound
61C6js; 2 pounds, tlC9l 10. Or
denssi milk, OroEn, s. 1908 81
Eagle, 81 rs; 5wif, o. IS. Salmon
~ 70. sardines, ~ rs; mustard sal
dimes, Is 70. Mackerel, 81 6Oi he
ring maekerel, 81 20.
HOUaUmOLD oUpPlIEH
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes-Choice, Hose.
sHxKP-Choice, 3i@4c; medium, 2
@2ic.
LAxBs-Good 10 choice, $4(a4 80.
GRASS OArTLE-Choice, 2}@3}c;
good, 4c; fair TO medium, 2t@2ici seal
lawags, Hole.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 25@35c; other
grades, S5(9S5c.
ssUrF-Gsrretts, $40 IS; Rslph's,
$40 rs; Railroad, 50 %.
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BAGGIRG AND TIES.
BAoGrsa-8i(973.
TIRs-$l %.

WOOL.
Wool - Bury grease wool, un.
washed, l3@lSc; clear grease wool,
2S926c; bury washed, 2S@30c; tub
washed, 33(9S8o.
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HIDES AND TALLOw.

HIDRs-Dry flint. No. l, lac; No. 2
l0ic; dry sailed, 5000; green salted
No. l, tic; No. 2, 5is; green, 598c
Sheep skins, l6c9fl. Bseswax, Zoe
Tallow, 3(a33c.
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OIL AND TUsPKsTrss,

wnsISoros, N. u. September 90
Turpentine firm, 2eic.
CLNySLAsD, o., September 3O.-Pe.
toleum, steady q. ". no., 7c
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rRONIkIONh.

Hoo PRoDucm-strong; mess pork,
new, fl7 so; oil, SIS 80; sugar
cured hams, l39l3is; breakfest bacon,
l2al2ic; clear sides, bacon, l0ic;
clear rib sides bacon, DC; long clear
bacon, Ole; bacon shoulders, 20;
bulk pork, clear sides, 9ic; clear rib
sldel, Ole; long clear. DC; shoulders,
6ia; stripo, ste.
LARD - Heroes, &c; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7ici choices kettle, si9sic.
Firm.
Pros FKKr-Birrels, 81 90; hall bar.
rels, % 70; kegs, 81 10.
FIsH-Mscksrel, half barrels, No. l,
az 70; No. 2, % so; No. 3, IS 76i
l0-lb kit, No. l, 81 10; No. 2, 81 TO-
No. 3, 81 %. Dry herringi, family,
2bc per boz.
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OyYos SiesLL Sssvrol, U. 8. All
MsnrHis, September 70. pm.
The following observations are taken
ct all stations named ct 70 meridian tine,
which 10 one hour later than Memphis Nmsi
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DOL,

ST LOUIS, Mo-, September 20 Wool
ttsady, unchanged and very little
doing
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WHIsKY-Strsight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson aud Lincoln Counties, Ten.
neesee WHISTLES, according to age and
make; common whisky, 90c@l 10, &C.
cording TO proof.
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KIcaAEaE.

New Yorb and principal cities North
and East, on demand, I discount buy
ing. par ceiling; New York and prin.
clpal cities n nth and Est, 3 days'
grace, l discount buying, par ceiling
New Orleans, I discount buying, par
selling. .
grocK CALL BOARD.
No session Of the Gall BjMi was
held 70 day. Local securities dull and
nominal,
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

PowDIR-Kegs, IS; half kegs, 81 75i
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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PETROLEUM.
wmIsKY. WINES, LIQuORs Era

Coal 0n-Pdme white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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JOHN L.. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
sssthern Minera And improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money scarce and Arm and In active
demand, at s per cent. The Clearing
House report Ia a. follows;
0t.RAuIEaa
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sMOI, LEAD AND NAILy.

HmOI, Re AID AND NAILS.
SHor-Drop 81 So; Buck 81 90.
LEAD-6c.
NAn-Iron 81 1902 20; Steel 81 IS
(9$2 40.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONlY. BoNps. sIOoKs.

NEW YoHK, September 2O.-Money
on call active, ranging from 4 10 0
per cent. last loan " 8, and closing
fired at4 per cent. PINE mercantile
paper, Z 10 s por cent. Sterling ex.
change, quiet and barely steady At 4S0
@is0l for sixty days, and isils4Sil
for demand.
Government bonds were dull but
firm. State bonds were dull and
steady.
The stock market today was mo
active than Tor many weeks, bot its
tone was ieverish aud irreg ular, but
generally weak In the forenoon and
strong later In the day. The liquida.
ton, which made some progress yes
terday, was continued today, aud the
pressure OF long stock during the
morning hours was very heavy, and
over one-fifih OF the Days total trans-
actions we're made In the hrt half
hour, and over three fiiths from 10 TO
~ o'clock. Toe dls'rust OF the none
tAry situation was much intensified !,
while the temper a the room was
beatis1, a1d, o. there was no aulhen.
tic news from the treasury, uoon
which al. eyes we're turned, the sslliug
began In earnest. There was some
buyi for 'Y'eign sccouut, aud com.
mission hou' Q hpd q few orders from
investors, but tho aggregate Of these
was 20 insignificant that they made
no impression upon prices. Coed
progress was made In the active stocks
| la the last hour and the market closed
fairly sctivs ard firm. Oloeing prices
show Irregular changes ~ compared
With yesterdays final figures, but dc.
cllnes are In large ms GRITTY.
Railroad bonds were dull aud weak.
Sales, $4,000.
The total sales Of stocks today were
$40, 324 shares. Closing quotations;
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UMANCERY SALE

CHANCERY SALE
Oh
IL w Al EATAT &c.
No. isss. n, D,-Chancsry Court Of Shelby
County --llugh hcdhss, gaArdian, etc.,
W, David Pal ltsf al Al,
10y virtue of an Unsatisfactory decrss for
ID sale, suffered In the above cause on the
sth day Of July, lss1, n, D. -, pass SIS,
will sell AZ public auction. 70 the hlshest
bidder. 10 front Of the ClerK and hastor's
orce, Al the Main street sntrAncs Of ths
ooufthou,s o. Shelby county, Memphis Tsa-
ss,aIasy. qs,h a.y OF september,
within legal hours, The following described
property, situated IN shelby county,
Tenn 70 witt A certain tract q laud about
four miles from the city Of Monphls, COM
mencing on lhs gast Inc Of Otsy avenue
some lines Gale HOLLY Ford roal)D ehAlns
p links from the intersection thereof With
the south line q iigeqn hooti foad thencs
With the east line Of . o. avsnus Y cha Nc
and Inks 10 a stake thence north " CHAINS
and 70 Inks 10 the boslrn'as, lsinE blockt
and 3, ono q. nufkot tubIlviiion ntland d
2. q. Bethel, bouEnt BY hin Of WAlksra
Oven.
Tern, Of ials-Cashi al right Of. home:
stead and reds etlon barred. Thh ID day OF
81 Ao6OH I'LL. Uisrs a. d N,s,sf.
by \. h.raldsell, Deputy Y. Andh.
~. Clay kirF, solicit y
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RAILROAD Tine TABLE,.
Chesapeake and ohss nesss,

Chesapeake and ohss nesse.
Pas, NALL. Us ts: ..s .y, NALL, VII 's T.:
RIPLEY A. $3.50 ,. N 'Ripisy Kc. $40 an
Mail and express train, ran solid between
s %s runs ana on % and ..sp %.n and spr ~
Ginning chair car On express. Three hours
quickest time TO Chicaso. Ticket olRcs an
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Bsrutugs
ham.
Fast Mail. Goo .. m .Fs.t Mail. 10 To an
'AccOnm'n 500 !, m 'Accona MI Is Pm
Mississippi and Tennessee.
IN o, Mail. Si csi ~ IN. o, Mall. "a, A s.s
eSardis Ao.. biD IN 4 'Sardir Ac.. $50 an
iLosai Fr'Gt tioo a. N ,Locai rs ii0 Pm
Monday, "Wednesday apd Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Mail trains will not stop at whitehAyen.
Horn Lake, Es,bit, Loves or dAs stations.
Mississippi valley Route IT,, n. o.
a r. ~. NJ
IN. o. Y., Leaves IN o. p.., Arrives
Mail ........ i,SOp.m Mail ,,....'. s,lc am
IN, o. EI.. $3.50 a.m IN. o. M e, SiiS pm
boutsNttte anu NnsnNhte.
.F.,M.u.loi fsi ,. % y,.,m.u. s'is '.vss
Mail -.r, 10 10 am Mail -,.... 900 pm
STANDARD ume.
Gulf Route (Rea..- city, spring.
neld and nemphtsl.
y. S,Mrls s t:i s.s y. g. H. a. As' p.s
est, Louis A est, Louie A
Chico Ex 6i0Op.m Chi'so M sskS an
Leave his1issippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis aud Charleston.
.ssllaS sI.iSicS am .S.li.Ss y. SSiS1 m
Ao..... bil5 pm Ao...... ,..... $50 10 m
Memphis and Little Rock.
NO. leaves Memphis st................los 10 .. m
No. leaves Memphis at.....-............ 6iS m
No. 2 arrives Memphis at.............. piJl pm
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

HOUSEHOLD sUPPLIks.
ArrLn-Ksntuoky stock, 81 60S3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

LoSpox, September 20. 4 p.m.-Bal
silver is quoted ct AID per ounos
| The amount OF bullion gone into tn,
Bank Of England on balance today Il
k5l 900.
BANK CLHARSes.
Nuw OnLxANs, La, September 20
The bank clesrings today were $685..
807.
OH1cAeo, Ill, September 2O,-Bsnk
clesrings today segregated 80 SOs..
600.
New YoRK, September 2O.-Rank
clearings today were SllS,0SS ,6Si; bal.
snces, $5,0SS. 6S6.
Bosron, MASS, September 2O.-Bank
clearlngs today were $l4,si4 97s; bal
ances, 81 ,4S9 240.
ST. LOUIS, No, September 20.-The
bank clearlngs today were 5000, 800 |;
balances, $500. $50.
BALrIMoRE, Nd, September 20
Bank clearines today were 81 ,SSS,942;
balances, $229. 45S.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 20
The bank clesrings today were
s10,0l2, 2sS; balances, 81, 404,S46.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-17
THE OPIUM FIEND.
The Capture of the Smuggler
in San Francisco.
HE WAS A WHOLESALE DEALER
He Only Had $50 Boxes of the OLSON
In His Trunks When Arrested
other News Notes.
The Opium SmugeIer

SAN Francisco, June 16.-George
Cannon, arrested yesterday by govern
ment detectives for having 3S6 boxes of
struggled opium in his trunks, says he
followed the occupation of blacksmith
Ing at Omaha for many years. As he
was departing for the west, he says he
was informed he could make large
commission by taking charge of a
quantity of opium, which had just ar
rived in Minneapolis from Winnipeg.
He embraced the opportunity, and
shortly after stepping off the Oakland
ferryboat, was placed under arrest. He
denies all knowledge OF the parties to
whom the opium was to be delivered in
this city. Cannon is supposed to be
connected with the Detroit opium hing,
members of which officers have been
some time III pursuit Of 1t is learned
that the seized opium was received at
Victoria from China and taken thence
over the Canadian Pacific to Winnepeg.
1t crossed the border in Manitoba an d
made its way to California by the way
of Minneapolis and Omaha.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-17
The National Game

New YORK, June 16. = Brooklyn 8,
Louisville, 4.
New YORK, June 16. = Metropolitan
10, Cincinnati IL.
PHILADELPHIA, June f6.-Athletic 10,
Cleveland 6.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-Indianapolis
4, Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN, June 16.-Boston u, New
York 5.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Washington
4, Philadelphia IS.
CHICAGO, June 16. - Detroit 1, Chi
cago s.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-In to-day's
game between the st. Louis aud Balti-
more clubs, rioting was only averted by
the vigorous action of the police. The
score was tied in the ninth inning when
WEIGH, attempting TO steal second, was
thrown out clearly, but deliberately ran
out the base line and knocked
Greenwood off his feet, making HIM
drop the ball. Umpire McQGade,
whose previous decision had aroused
angry comments, declared Welch safe.
The crowd howled and swarmed over
the field. An extra large police force
was on hand, and succeeded in pre-
venting fight. In order to allay the
excitement, WEIGH was arrested for as
saulting Greenwald. Game was called
back to the eighth inning.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-St. Louis s,
Baltimore s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-17
Some Good Suggestions.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 16.-The Master
Car Builders Association held its
closing session to-day. The report of
the committee on accidents to train
men was adopted, 1t calls for more
rigid inspection of car steps. handles
and rails, and recommends a standard
construction of such parts of the cars.
The committee on freight train
brakes reported that the best type of
brakes for long freight trains is the
one operated by air, but in which the
valves are actuated by electricity. The
subject was continued for further in
vestigation. The association will meet
next year at Alexandria, Thousand
Islands.